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180 gram audiophile vinyl<br/><br/>Moving Waves is Focus' grand breakthrough album from 1971,hitting off with their huge hit "Hocus Pocus". Undoubtedly the weirdest top 10 song that ever hit the States, the song cemented Focus' stature in Pop/ Fusion circles. A killer riff by Jan Akkerman, at the time christened as one of the best guitar players in the world, backed up by thunderous rock drumming, sillyyodeling by flutist Thijs van Leer and churchy organ chords - who could have imagined this track would be the seminal Focussong?<br/><br/>The rest of the album is amelting pot of folky rock songs, boasting intricate melodies and harmonies that strike with finesse. Highlights include "Focus II", "Le Clochard" and the title track "Moving Waves", a sensitive piano piece.The B-sideconsists ofa 23 minute suite of progressive space rock called "Eruption" whichcanmatch the great progressivemusic of YES and Mike Oldfield.

180 gram audiophile vinyl<br/>Includes insert with original artwork, liner notes and production info.<br/><br/>Union is the thirteenth album made by progressive Rock band Yes. This was their last release featuring all members of the new line-up (Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Trevor Rabin, Alan White and Tony Kaye) and the ex-Yes members group (Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman and Steve Howe), hence the name Union. Incredibly enough during the process of recording the album, all eight members do not play together at once.<br/><br/>The album reached #7 in the UK Album charts and #15 in the US Album charts spawning three singles"Lift Me Up", "Saving My Heart" and "I Would Have Waited Forever".<br/><br/>In 1992 the eight man band supported the release with a world tour after which Bruford, Wakeman and Howe left the band for good.

First time available on vinyl<br/>180 gram audiophile vinyl<br/>Insert<br/><br/>The Millennium Bell(1999) is the 20th record album by Mike Oldfield. It was Oldfield's third album within one year, after Tubular Bells III in late 1998 and Guitars [MOVLP1694] earlier in 1999. The album is eclectic in style, ranging from majestic choruses and soundtrack-esque orchestral passages through New Age sonic textures and ethnic sounds to strong pulse of electronic percussion.

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